Preservation of Free Speech in Wartime Debate over Viet Cong Victory
The piece discusses academic freedom versus national security in the Genovese case at Rogers State University. It quotes Richard Nixon's view on free speech and wartime limits, arguing that supporting our troops overrides individual advocacy for enemies. It stresses that losing Viet Nam would threaten global free speech.
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Genovese
Rogers
State University
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
New York Times
Justice Learned Hand
United States
Asia
Hanoi
Peking
General Motors earnings surge set multiple records this year
GM reports nine month results showing $1.539 billion profit, dividends up to $855.5 million, worldwide employment at 725,554 with U.S. payroll averaging 370,136. Taxes reach $1.403 billion as prices drop on autos and 1966 models include six safety features. Volume drives growth and benefits for workers, shareholders, and taxpayers.
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United States
General Motors
Ohio sales tax measure criticized by merchants group
The Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants says Issue 1 lacks a vital sales tax section making the proposal unenforceable. George B. Hammond, executive director, calls the drafting inexcusably poor and urges legislative refinement of tax provisions.
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Ohio
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
George B. Hammond
State Merchants Group
Europe as a Lab for U S Social Policy Lessons
John Chamberlain argues Western Europe shows how to temper state welfare and boost private enterprise. He cites Germany Norway and Britain where private services compete with public programs and predicts U S voters will later rejectGreat Society thinking. He questions why Americans fail to learn from history and suggests vouchers and private provision as alternatives.
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London
Institute of Economic Affairs
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India
Harry Hopkins
James Marlow Reports Mixed GOP Signals After Tuesday Vote
James Marlow notes Tuesday results do not confirm a GOP comeback. New York mayor Lindsay's fusion bid, Liberal support, and low enthusiasm from Bliss and Nixon show a party with uneven gains. Virginia and New Jersey skirt Republican chances, while Kentucky and other states reflect Democratic strength.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Abraham D. Beame
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Lindsay
Barry Goldwater
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Senate
House
Kentucky
Saint Dimitrios of Thessaloniki Venerated as Patron
Greek Saint Dimitrios, known as Myrovilus the sweet smelling, is Thessaloniki’s revered patron. The martyr died after refusing Roman pagan gods, with legends linking his burial site to a healing oil fountain that drew pilgrims and led to the building of the basilica.
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Greece
Dimitrios
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Rome
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Salonika Stadium
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Nester
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Dimitries
Leontios
Hlyricum
St. Dimitrios
Life at Forty Illness Best Bore Alone
Robert Peterson argues illness is a private burden. He cites Rose Kennedy and a Lebanese UN diplomat as examples of restraint, noting many visitors worsen patients’ distress. The piece favors bearing personal suffering quietly to protect families and speed recovery.
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Robert Peterson
Rose Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Lebanon
Dear Abby Column Highlights Pontoon Gift Dilemmas
A reader questions needing grandparents permission to sell an unexpected pony gift to their children and who owns the sale proceeds. Abby rules the pony was a gift to the kids and proceeds belong to them. Additional letters touch on ring ethics and a job wage issue and end with a social caution.
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No Cars Only Cycles For Auto Theft Squad
New Delhi police auto theft squad lacks vehicles and operates with two old motorcycles as pursuit units. The unit relies on bicycles for patrols and request funding to upgrade equipment.
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New Delhi
Lose Weight Or Pay Up Is Newest Plan
New York dress manufacturer Abe Schrader proposes to raise dress prices by size to pressure women to slim down. Under the plan a size 10 would cost less than size 12 and size 12 less than size 14, promising higher costs for larger measurements.
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Insider
Abe Schrader
Schrader
Unclear OCR Fragment on Mail Delivery and Teens
Fragmentary OCR text mentions delivery by mail to U S and possessions and a reference to teens on Sunday. The readable items are insufficient for a clear news event, place, or date.
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